Saturday, January 31, 2026

ChatGPT Can Now Read Your GitHub Code — Here’s What That Means

OpenAI enhances ChatGPT with a GitHub connector for deep research, aiding developers in code analysis and documentation tasks.

Why September Sees the Most Food Poisoning Cases: Tips to Stay Safe

As autumn arrives, food poisoning cases rise. Ensure proper food storage, thorough cooking, and maintain hygiene to prevent illness.

EU’s Green Shift: Korean Exporters to Feel the Heat

The European Union (EU) is set to...

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The Cells That Start It All: KAIST Breaks Ground in Brain Cancer Research

Researchers at KAIST have identified precancerous cells in glioblastoma, revealing their role in tumor evolution and treatment resistance.

KAIST’s Brain-Inspired Chip Could Be the Future of AI Processing

KAIST's Dr. Kim Kyung Min developed the Neuransistor, a semiconductor mimicking brain neuron functions for faster data processing.

New Drug Candidate Shows Promise Against Solid Tumors by Eliminating M2 Macrophages

Researchers have developed a peptide drug that targets M2 macrophages, enhancing solid tumor immunotherapy effectiveness.

New Battery Tech Could Power Your Phone Longer—Even in 122°F Heat

A South Korean team has developed a nanoparticle electrolyte for lithium metal batteries, enhancing performance and lifespan significantly.

No Cooling Required: KAIST’s Tiny Sensor Sees What the Eye Can’t

KAIST's research team developed a groundbreaking mid-infrared photodetector that operates at room temperature without cooling systems.

KAIST Develops New Bioplastic That Rivals Petroleum-Based Plastics

KAIST researchers engineered a microbe to produce biodegradable polyester amide from glucose, offering a sustainable plastic alternative.

KAIST’s vTrain Reduces Training Costs and Increases Efficiency for AI Models

KAIST's vTrain tool optimizes LLM training time, improving GPU efficiency by 10% and reducing costs by over 5%, now open-source.

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